Showing posts with label sea surface temperatures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sea surface temperatures. Show all posts

Friday, December 3, 2010

Will La Nina Bring More Snow to North America, Europe?

(Dec. 3) - December may have just begun, but the harsh realities of winter have already set in for large portions of North America and Europe - and another storm will provide a course of snow in its aftermath from the northern Plains to parts of the South through the weekend.The La Nina that U.S. government forecasters have been talk about since May is at least partly responsible and will remain to determine the conditions for the winter.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Winter forecast: Harsh cold and snow - macombdaily

State College, Pa. - This year across the United States, AccuWeather Chief Long-Range Forecaster Joe Bastardi is forecasting harsh cold and c from the Northwest to the Large Lakes and New England, an early winter for the Northeast, a wintry mess for the mid-Atlantic and Midwest and abnormally warm, dry conditions from Southern California to the Carolinas.

Winter forecast: Harsh cold and snow - dailytribune

State College, Pa. -This year across the United States, AccuWeather Chief Long-Range Forecaster Joe Bastardi is forecasting harsh cold and c from the Northwest to the Large Lakes and New England, an early winter for the Northeast, a wintry mess for the mid-Atlantic and Midwest and abnormally warm, dry conditions from Southern California to the Carolinas.